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1 day ago |
them.us | James Factora
Contrary to what right-wing politicians would have you believe, the roots of modern drag culture are deeply American, extending all the way back to the 1880s in Washington D.C. But of course, your options for experiencing drag extend way beyond the states, with each local scene imbued with its own distinct flavor. Drag is now truly a global phenomenon, with an ever-growing number of performers, venues, and shows cropping up wherever queer people are found.
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6 days ago |
them.us | James Factora
If you’re a lesbian of the “hey mamas” variety, and you’re into Chappell Roan… good luck, babe. The queer pop star shared her real feelings about the community’s most polarizing backwards hat-wearing lesbians, her advice for surviving your first queer breakup, and more on Gaydar.
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6 days ago |
them.us | Orion Rummler
This post originally appeared on The 19th. WASHINGTON, D.C. — It took Peter Staley two weeks to build 200 full-sized coffins. The longtime AIDS activist, with a group of volunteers, fashioned them out of black styrofoam and strapped them together with tape and velcro. On Thursday morning, the volunteers stacked coffins 10 layers deep outside the State Department headquarters to protest funding cuts to the global program known as PEPFAR, or the U.S. President’s Emergency Plan for AIDS Relief.
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6 days ago |
them.us | Orion Rummler
This post originally appeared on The 19th. Health care costs for transgender Americans could increase starting in 2026, if a recently proposed rule from the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS) is finalized. The agency wants to stop insurance sold on the individual and small-group marketplace from including gender-affirming care — a change that would affect coverage for trans people with marketplace plans.
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6 days ago |
them.us | James Factora
In today’s edition of queer Mad Libs, Margaret Qualley is set to star as a lesbian detective alongside Aubrey Plaza in Honey Don’t!, a new film from “non-traditional” husband-and-wife duo Ethan Coen and Tricia Cooke. The cast of the movie was first announced back in January, but Qualley discussed her role further in an interview with i-D yesterday, revealing details about the plot that were previously kept under wraps.
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